Whats the Rel between Vic Parl, and VLRC?

[MrIraq]

 Whats the Rel between Vic Parl, and VLRC??

[eeps]

I assume when you say "Rel" you mean the relationship between the Victorian Parliament and the VLRC. The VLRC produces a report making recommendations for possible changes in the law (in a certain area), after going through a rigorous process - surveys, interviews, discussion papers etc; this report is then tabled in the Victorian Parliament for debate. Parliament can either accept the findings in the report and pass the recommendations or conversely, reject the recommendations.

[MrIraq]

I assume when you say "Rel" you mean the relationship between the Victorian Parliament and the VLRC. The VLRC produces a report making recommendations for possible changes in the law (in a certain area), after going through a rigorous process - surveys, interviews, discussion papers etc; this report is then tabled in the Victorian Parliament for debate. Parliament can either accept the findings in the report and pass the recommendations or conversely, reject the recommendations.

Ohh thanks man , I already knew that, but u just refreshed it

[gs]

Ohh thanks man , I already knew that, but u just refreshed it

'I already knew that,...' LOL

In 'simple' form:
VLRC - Recommends changes to laws to the VIC Parl
Vic Parliament - Makes Laws, can either accept/decline recommendations

[gs]

Btw, don't you already have a 'Help me with my hw' thread? Why not put this question in there? Extra important?

[chrisjb]

Also, just to add to the above posts, the Vic Government (through the Attorney General) is usualy required to prompt the VLRC to make a report unless it's about a very minor issue or just preliminary findings. So the VLRC is not free to simply do as they choose and present whatever reports they think are needed (like a truly independant body would be).

[Darren]

Ty EPL. I was relatively confused about the very existence of the VLRC when parliament existed too.. that cleared it a bit up.